I have an eleven year old son, he weighs about 70 lbs.and is 4'7".what size unicycle should I purchase?
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torquer unicycle the best16 inchand practice 2 hours a dayand you'll get itcall me if you want
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Not sure what the sizes are, as I am answering from my phone, but definitely the larger sized one. My daughter was smaller than that when I got it for her, and she did fine. It is really good quality, too!
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My grandson is 7 yrs old and 80 lbs now and can still use his but I think that I would suggest 70 lbs and under. He got his 2 years ago so he probably was around 50 lbs. My granddaughter has one and she's 5 yrs old and around 40-50 lbs, (a little chubby) but she really rocks on hers. This brand is the best out there, I've checked them all and they're the best.
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Our 11 year old granddaughter's unicycle had to be cut down for her to ride it. She is tall for her age - sorry that I cannot give you any measurements. This unicycle could be ridden by an adult.
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Depends on your kid, they come in all shapes and sizes. I purchased this bike for my son, who was 10 at the time, and he just fit it. He is 11 now and it is still a good fit for him. I would say average of 10 to 13 or 14 approximately.
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It's just the right size for my 4 year old boy. The weight limit is 65 lbs. My 8 year old daughter got on it and she was cramped on it. So if your son is on the smaller side he could maybe ride it for a summer or so! I would look at something a little bit bigger.
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I got this for my son when he was about 4'6". He was about 9 years old. Try going to a bike shop and see what size you need and then order it. It really depends on your inseam to height ratio. It was a decent bike. Good luck.
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My 30 pound 4 y/o Daughter like the standard maxi scooter that her 70 pound brother has more than her Maxi Micro scooter. I think you'll get more use if you get the standard one for big kids. The handle bar is adjustable for different heights. Hope this helps
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At about age six it's probably time to move to a bigger bike. My 7 year old still rides his, but he's tiny for his age and it's really too small.
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The person I bought this unicycle for is 5' tall... a 13 year old. You may want to increase the wheel diameter for a taller person.
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I would get the mini glider for a 43" tall boy. If you look at the reviews, there is one that mentions the go glider is too tall for a 43" boy. I recommend getting both if you have a younger child too.
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We saw many weight guidelines, rather than height when we purchased this unicycle. The 24" would likely be a good fit if your inseam is longer than 32" but again, check the weight guidelines as well
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12 inch is perfect for my 3 year old grand sons, a four year old may need bigger. Go to Target or Walmart and just look at the 12 inch and 16 inch bike and that might help you decide before you order from Amazon.
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I bought for my 11 year old, but a bigger 7 year old may be ok. Smaller or average sized child probably one size lower.
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I would say 12" my son is 41" and he still can't touch the ground with his feet, to turn the bike around. We got him the 14" and it's perfect for him, except for that.
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My almost 4 grandson is about 42" tall too. I think he is on the edge of being to tall for the bike. He loves riding it still. I think we will be going for a pedal bike this summer. You might look into a balance bike with 16" wheels. That may fit better and have some grow room too.
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Honestly this unicycle has a weight limit on it from 125lbs I believe. Therefore I don't recommend you on it.This was bought for my daughter and she loves it. I have been learning with her and use a sturdier 20" which could support my 170lbs. Though the last couple weeks I have been using a 24" unicycle and have been happier with it. I'm 5'11" am trying to balance between the unicycles myself to find what's good for an adult to ride on, so far the 24" is winning.
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My grandson was 7 when he began riding it "BUT" we had to saw off some of the pipe so we could lower the seat to a height he could reach the pedals. He will be 9 next month and still rides and loves his unicycle.